Industry Pain Points
Since the industrial era, the impact of airborne dust and haze (PM2.5) on human health has remained a topic of continual public concern. This is especially true indoors, where inadequate ventilation—compounded by multiple pollution sources such as printer toner dust, emissions from building and decoration materials, enclosed central HVAC systems, and dust accumulated in ventilation ducts—can leave the air laden with hundreds of carcinogenic or disease-causing substances, including formaldehyde, benzene and bacteria. Indoor pollution levels can be tens of times higher than those outdoors.
The LANSIR Solution
Drawing on its superior resources and R&D to exacting standards, LANSIR has developed the “Building Air-Purification Solution,” which employs multi-stage filtration using coarse (G-class), medium/fine (M/F-class) and high-efficiency HEPA (H-class) filters spanning efficiency grades G2 through H14. By thoroughly filtering dust/haze and pathogens and reducing the concentration of disease-causing substances, the system delivers an ample supply of oxygen-enriched fresh air, rapidly improving and elevating air quality so that office and living environments become more comfortable and pleasant. Refined and upgraded through more than ten years of field application, this system now plays an increasingly important role in both commercial and residential buildings.
Whether for the planning and design of a brand-new building or the upgrade of an existing building’s systems, LANSIR provides one-to-one, scientifically sound and comprehensive customized service—from on-site survey and system design, to filter specification, installation, testing and verification. Taking into full account a wide range of factors including the environment, requirements, energy efficiency and cost, LANSIR takes pride in delivering the optimal air-purification solution best suited to your building.
Application Scenarios
High-end office building; star-rated hotel; Grade III Class A hospital; international school; large shopping mall; data centers; museums; restaurant
